Who Is O. Hobart Mowrer and Why Does He Matter to Biblical Counselors? Greg Gifford is Chair of Biblical Studies and Assistant Professor of Biblical Counseling at The Master’s University. In a post at the Biblical Counseling Coalition (Jay Adams’ Heritage: How Jay...
A Word from Bob In addition to today’s post, here are some other resources I’ve posted lately related to Jay Adams and Nouthetic Counseling: Jay Adams, Nouthetic Counseling, and Neuroscience A Concise History of Jay Adams’s Launch of the Modern Nouthetic Counseling...
A Word from Bob Recently I started a blog series on Biblical Counseling Word Studies. You can read Post #1 here: Biblical Counseling Word Study #1: Parakaleo—Empathize, Encourage, Exhort, Empower. You can read Post #2 here: Biblical Counseling Word Study #2:...
Fascinating Reading from Jay Adams in 1970 I’ve read Jay Adams’s Competent to Counsel several times over the past 50 years. Here’s something I had not thought a lot about until now: Jay’s view and use of neuroscience. Perhaps my past two years of...
An Announcement from Bob: Book 13 is here! That’s right my 13th book, Gospel Conversations: How to Care Like Christ, has been released by Zondervan. You can order an autographed copy at 40% off here. And you can learn more about Gospel Conversations here. And, you can...
Theology for Counseling and Life It was 1979 when Jay Adams authored A Theology of Christian Counseling: More Than Redemption. A generation ago, Dr. Adams called the book “a first attempt to consider a biblical theology of counseling.” In October 2014, Zondervan...
